I've been in the industry for 8 years now and have seen too many rug projects claiming to be "AI+Crypto". They either boast about a few AI graphics, accumulate points, or use a shell as a model coin. Once the heat passes, it disappears into thin air. But Mira is different from @ Mira-Network. It is not here to create AI, but to 'audit AI' - to act as an on chain trusted arbitration layer, making AI answers verifiable, governed, and priced. The biggest problem in the AI world now is that it is difficult to distinguish the authenticity of the results output by the model. Mira directly uses a "rational consensus engine" and uses on chain judgment+collateral verification mechanism to put the AI output into a gamified financial system: if the judgment is wrong, the deposit will be lost, and if the judgment is right, it will earn someone else's deposit. Recently, its actions have made me feel that the main network launch is just around the corner: EVM, Cosmos, Solana multi chain deployment is connected, and AI services are adjustable across chains; The whitelist of the model market is open, and models from various fields such as multimodal LLM, financial forecasting, and image recognition are all on the battlefield; The validation laboratory has been launched, allowing users to compare and score models, participate in the referee market, and accumulate trust scores. It's easy to participate now. Go to Mira Verification Lab to complete the verification task and get on the early bird list, or bring friends to the community to get extra rewards. To truly run Web3, AI must be "trustworthy and controllable", which is precisely Mira's moat - mortgage verification combined with trust scoring, turning AI results into tradable consensus assets. The team background is also extremely hardcore: Harvard+DeepMind team, docking with real implementation scenarios such as DePIN verification, financial data evaluation, and AI content fact checking. If the illusion of AI can be corrected into consensus by Mira, it may be the standard protocol for the next generation Web3.